Asia Pacific
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Japan’s $500 Billion Defence Surge Reshapes Military Capabilities
Tokyo plans to nearly double defence spending to counter China, but faces acute personnel shortages that could limit…
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Asia-Pacific Aviation Regulators Agree New Safety Monitoring Framework
KUALA LUMPUR, September 25 — Aviation regulators from across Asia and the Pacific have wrapped up a week-long…
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PATA, Content With Purpose Launch Tourism Series for Pacific Asia
BANGKOK, September 8 — A free digital documentary series exploring sustainable tourism across the Asia Pacific launched today,…
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Packaging Executive Says Recycling Gaps Hold Back Circular Economy in South and Southeast Asia
Almaty, August 31 — As South and Southeast Asia grapple with mounting packaging waste, governments are stepping in…
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North Korea Fires Second Missile in a Week Ahead of US-South Korea Drills
On August 21, 2026, in the corridors of East Asia’s geopolitical calculus, a development has stirred quiet alarms:…
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